Campus Cruisers

INFORMATION ABOUT BEING A WEDNESDAY MORNING CAMPUS CRUISER:

General Information:

●On Wednesday mornings, the Stanley campus opens at 8:15am.  

●Please arrive to Stanley at least 5 minutes before the campus opens to grab your Campus Cruiser lanyard.  The lanyard will indicate where on campus you will cruise and other information about your duty.

●Prior to the 9:20am warning bell (school begins at 9:24am), students coming onto campus will be directed to go to the 8th grade park, the blacktop, the Gym, the 700/800 hallway, the library, the Outdoor Learning Quad (OLQ), and the 400 hallway. 

●Please encourage students who are eating to separate and sort their trash when they are finished.  Each zone will have separate bins for trash, recycling, and compostables.  Please make sure that all waste is disposed of properly, and if trash is on the ground, please ask students in the area to pick it up.

Rainy Days:

●On rainy days, students will be encouraged to go into the Gym or the library, or to remain under the overhangs in in the 400 and 700/800 hallways.

●Please plan to work your Campus Cruiser shift on rainy days.  On those days, we would appreciate your help monitoring the flow of student traffic through hallways as they go to get their hot lunches and transition to locations after the 10-minute bell.

Dealing with Incidents:

●If you need support and cannot locate an administrator or faculty member, please call the Stanley office at so that someone can be dispatched to assist you.  If you call the office, please make sure to identify yourself as a Campus Cruiser.

●If you observe behavior that warrants a simple warning, please take the opportunity to speak with the student(s) to explain the rule and share why the behavior witnessed was of issue. 

●If a behavior requires more than a warning, or if minor infractions continue after a warning, please contact an administrator, a staff supervisor, or the office so that a member of Stanley’s faculty can intervene.

●If a student is injured or has a health-related issue, please evaluate whether the student needs immediate help.  If the injury or health issue is life-threatening, contact 911 immediately and then contact the office and/or an administrator.  If the student requires medical assistance, but the issue is not life-threatening, evaluate whether the student can independently walk to the office or if he/she needs to be escorted. 

Additional Requests:

• Please refrain from visiting, texting, taking phone calls and/or checking voicemail.
• Move around and circulate within your area in order to monitor the area properly. Engage with students; you are encouraged to speak with students and get to know their names.
• Direct students to stay where they can be seen.  If you notice students in locations where they are not supposed to be (ex. “closed” hallways) or out of site of supervision (ex. behind storage sheds), please ask them to move to a different location.
• Please model appropriate dress at school.  If you are unsure about the Stanley Dress Code, please consult the Student Handbook.
• Please speak with an administrator if you have any questions or concerns about Stanley’s rules, the roles of Campus Cruisers, or issues/incidents with students. 
• In your role as a monitor, we ask that you respect the privacy and confidentiality of students.  Over the course of the year, you may witness or intervene with student behavior or incidents.  We ask that you not share information about individual students with family or friends.  If you have questions or concerns about student behavior or an incident, please contact an administrator to discuss or debrief.

Assignments:

INFORMATION ABOUT BEING A LUNCHTIME CAMPUS CRUISER:

General Information:

●Lunch is from 12:30pm-1:15pm* on Mondays and Fridays, and 11:50am-12:35pm on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. 

●Please arrive to Stanley at least 5 minutes before lunch begins to grab your Campus Cruiser lanyard.  The lanyard will indicate where on campus you will cruise and other information about your duty.

●At the beginning of lunch, please make your way to the lunch area you are assigned to supervise.  Please encourage students to separate and sort their trash.  Each lunch area has separate bins for trash, recycling, and compostables.  Please make sure that all waste is disposed of properly, and if trash is on the ground, please ask students in the area to pick it up.

●After the first 10-minutes of lunch, a bell will sound informing students that they can leave their lunch area to go to clubs, the blacktop and the field.  (Students should remain in their grade-level lunch area until the bell sounds.)  Students should not be in the 200 or 300 wing hallways at any time during lunch, unless they have an appointment to see a teacher.

●At the end of lunch, students should be encouraged to stop the activities they are involved in and walk to their next class.

*subject to change during assembly schedule days.

Rainy Day Lunch:

●On rainy days, students will eat lunch in their last class before lunch.  At the 10-minute bell, they are allowed to go to other classrooms, the Gym, or the MUR. 

●Please plan to work your Campus Cruiser shift on rainy days.  On those days, we would appreciate your help monitoring the flow of student traffic through hallways as they go to get their hot lunches and transition to locations after the 10-minute bell.

●After the 10-minute bell, we would appreciate if you can perform the Rainy Day duties assigned to you and help monitor the Gym, MUR, or hallways.

Dealing with Incidents:

●If you observe behavior that warrants a simple warning, please take the opportunity to speak with the student(s) to explain the rule and share why the behavior witnessed was of issue. 

●If a behavior requires more than a warning, or if minor infractions continue after a warning, please contact an administrator, a staff supervisor, or the office so that a member of Stanley’s faculty can intervene.  If you cannot locate an administrator or faculty member, please call the Stanley office at that someone can be dispatched to assist you.  If you call the office, please make sure to identify yourself as a Campus Cruiser.

●If a student is injured or has a health-related issue at lunch, please evaluate whether the student needs immediate help.  If the injury or health issue is life-threatening, contact 911 immediately and then contact the office and/or an administrator.  If the student requires medical assistant, but the issue is not life-threatening, evaluate whether the student can independently walk to the office or if he/she needs to be escorted. 

Additional Requests:

• Please refrain from visiting, texting, taking phone calls and/or checking voicemail.
• Move around and circulate within your area in order to monitor the area properly. Engage with students; you are encouraged to speak with students and get to know their names.
• Direct students to stay where they can be seen.  If you notice students in locations where they are not supposed to be (ex. “closed” hallways) or out of site of supervision (ex. behind storage sheds), please ask them to move to a different location.
• Please model appropriate dress at school.  If you are unsure about the Stanley Dress Code, please consult the Student Handbook.
• Please speak with an administrator if you have any questions or concerns about Stanley’s rules, the roles of Campus Cruisers, or issues/incidents with students. 
• In your role as a monitor, we ask that you respect the privacy and confidentiality of students.  Over the course of the year, you may witness or intervene with student behavior or incidents.  We ask that you not share information about individual students with family or friends.  If you have questions or concerns about student behavior or an incident, please contact an administrator to discuss or debrief.

Assignments: